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Home » Condensed matter » Superconductivity » Dual condensate of fermions and excitons should exist, say theoretical chemists

Dual condensate of fermions and excitons should exist, say theoretical chemists

09 Mar 2020
Condensate collaborators
Condensate collaborators: left to right are Shiva Safaei, David Mazziotti, and LeeAnn Sager. (Courtesy: Eddie Quinones/University of Chicago)
It should be possible to create materials that conduct both electric current and exciton excitation

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Edwin Cartlidge is a science writer based in Rome
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